Browser-based thermal analysis calculators built on industry-standard correlations. From heat exchanger design to quenching simulation—instant results with exportable reports.
Generate Abaqus material cards (tabular plasticity / Johnson–Cook) and visualize engineering vs true stress–strain curves from minimal input.
Material name, density (kg/m³, g/cm³ or tonn/mm³), E, ν, Sy, Su, offset strain, rupture strain, number of points
Abaqus .inp material block (*DENSITY, *ELASTIC, *PLASTIC / *JOHNSON COOK). Downloadable .inp file and copy-ready text. Stress–strain plot for quick sanity checks.
Comprehensive dimensioning and simulation tool for plate, shell-and-tube, or coil heat exchangers with advanced performance analysis.
Exchanger type, flow arrangement, mass flow rates, inlet/outlet temperatures, fluid properties, fouling factors, allowable pressure drop
Required heat transfer area, thermal effectiveness (ε), LMTD or effective ΔT, fluid pressure drops, design sensitivity curves
Calculate steady-state heat flux through multilayer insulation systems and determine optimal insulation thickness based on economic and safety criteria.
Thermal conductivities (k) and thicknesses for each layer, geometry type, external convection coefficient (h), surface emissivity (ε), internal and external temperatures
Total heat flux (q̇), outer surface temperature, minimum insulation thickness for temperature limits, monthly energy savings, economic payback period
Advanced numerical solver for transient heating and cooling that replaces traditional Heisler charts with precise time-to-target temperature predictions.
Geometry type and characteristic dimension, thermal properties (k, ρ, c), initial temperature, furnace setpoint or time-varying profile T(t), surface heat transfer coefficient (h), emissivity (ε)
Temperature distribution T(x,t), time required to reach target core/surface temperature, transient ΔT between core and surface, soaking time recommendations
Rapidly estimate convective heat transfer coefficients for various geometries and flow regimes using validated Nusselt number correlations.
Geometry type, fluid velocity (for forced convection), fluid and surface temperatures, fluid thermophysical properties (optional auto-lookup)
Reynolds number (Re), Prandtl number (Pr), Nusselt number (Nu), convective heat transfer coefficient (h), flow regime identification, validity warnings
We develop bespoke web-based calculators, simulation dashboards, and engineering applications tailored to your specific industrial processes and requirements.